Usage: java -jar JarHC.jar [options] <artifact> [<artifact>]*

Arguments:

   <artifact> : Path to a JAR file, a WAR file, a JMOD file, or a directory with
                JAR files, WAR files, and/or JMOD files.
                Or coordinates of a Maven artifact.

   Note:
   If a path refers to a WAR file, JarHC analyzes the JAR files inside the WAR
   file.

Options:

   --help                : Print this usage information.
    -h

   --version             : Print version information.
    -v

   --debug               : Enable verbose output.
   --trace

   --release  <number>   : Set Java release used when parsing multi-release JAR
    -r                     files. Minimum is 8 for Java 8.
                           Example: -r 11
                           Default: Version of Java runtime used to run JarHC.

   --classpath <path>    : Add a file or directory with files to the classpath
    -cp                    of libraries to be analyzed.
                           Adding files like this has the same effect as passing
                           them as arguments.

   --provided <path>     : Add a file or directory with files to the classpath
                           of provided libraries.

   --runtime <path>      : Add a file or directory with files to the classpath
                           of runtime libraries.

   --strategy <strategy> : Class loader strategy ("ParentLast" or "ParentFirst").
                           Example: --strategy ParentFirst
                           Default: ParentLast

   --repository-url <url> : URL of the Maven repository.
						   Example: --repository-url https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/
						   Default: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/

   --repository.username <username> :
                           Username for the Maven repository.
                           Default: [none] (anonymous access)

   --repository.password <password> :
                           Password for the Maven repository.
                           Default: [none] (anonymous access)

   --output <file>       : Report file output path.
    -o                     Example: -o report.html
                           Default: [none] (print to STDOUT)

   --title <text>        : Report title.
    -t                     Example: -t "MyApp 1.0"
                           Default: "JAR Health Check Report"

   --sections <sections> : List of sections to include in the report.
    -s                     Example: -s "jf,cv,jd"
                           Default: [none] (include all sections)

                           If the list of sections is prefixed with '-'
                           the given sections are excluded.
                           Example: -s "-p,sp"

   --skip-empty          : Exclude empty sections from the report.

   --sort-rows           : Sort rows in tables by first column.

   --remove-version      : Remove version number from JAR file names.

   --use-artifact-name   : Create JAR file name from artifact name.

   --ignore-missing-annotations :
                           Report does not include warnings for unknown
                           annotations.

   ----ignore-exact-copy : Duplicate Classes section does not list classes and
                           resources which are identical.

   --data <path>         : Path to local cache directory for artifact
                           information. If the directory does not exist,
                           it is automatically created.
                           The special value "TEMP" can be used to create a
                           temporary data directory.
                           If this option is not present, JarHC will check if
                           environment variable JARHC_DATA is set.
                           Default: ~/.jarhc

   --options <path>        Load additional options from a file. The file must
                           contain one option per line. Empty lines and lines
                           starting with '#' are ignored.

Environment variables:

   JARHC_DATA            : Path to local cache directory for artifact
                           information. If the directory does not exist,
                           it is automatically created.

Sections:
